Paris
Aboriginal-owned, female-led First Nations fashion house Miimi & Jiinda is set to make its European debut at Paris Fashion Week, bringing ancestral stories, matriarchal wisdom, and a vision of sus...
Paris Couture Fashion Week 2025 was introduced to the name Grace Lillian Lee, etching herself onto the scene - the Meriam Mer woman will be hard to forget, having garnered the attention of friend and...
An investigating judge has modified the judicial supervision of Kanak independence activist Frédérique Muliava, who was being prosecuted for an alleged leading role in the 2024 New Caled...
Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has implored the United States to rejoin the Paris Agreement and reconsider an aid freeze as the region fears the fallout from Donald Trump's radical policy about-f...
Walpiri track star Telaya Balcksmith, Australia's 16th Indigenous Paralympian, recently received the Australian Sports Medal for her achievements at last year's Virtus Global Games in France.
Indigenous athletes have ended their Paralympic campaigns with gold, silver, and both Australian and personal records between them as the 4000-plus competitors bidded farewell to the French capital at...
16-year-old Warlpiri sprinter Telaya Blacksmith has set record on record in qualifying for Wednesday's mornings women's 400m sprint T20 in Paris overnight.
Telaya Blacksmith has prepared to step out into international infamy of the 2024 Paralympics after viral video clips of the athlete's power and speed have circulated around the world.
Paralympians Ruby Storm and Amanda Reid have collected medals in the opening days of competition in Paris ahead of a packed schedule featuring First Nations athletes this week.
Teenage sprinter Telaya Blacksmith used to be so bad at running the 400m she would get halfway through a race and be forced to walk the last 200m.
Amanda Reid could not hide her delight as she continued Australia's strong form at the velodrome, defending her C1-3 500m time trial Paralympic gold medal in style.
Fijian Paralympic debutante Irene Mar says she misses kicking people in the head. And not because the softly spoken teenager has a mean bone in the body, but due to the fact she's spent her entire lif...
The Vanuatu Paralympic team is only two members strong but they are hoping to leave a lasting impression in Paris, not least for the immigration officers who had to Google if their country was real.